Warner Bros.' Wonder Woman Breaks Free from Annoying Game Trend

• New action-adventure Wonder Woman game in development by Monolith Productions.
• Game confirmed not to be a live-service game by the publisher.
• Monolith Productions job listing initially suggested live-service elements.
• Game will be a single-player action-adventure set in a dynamic open-world.
• Industry shift observed from live-service games to single-player experiences.

Wonder Woman: A New Adventure Game In The Works

Excitement builds as we await more information about the new action-adventure game featuring Wonder Woman. This exciting project is being developed by the esteemed Monolith Productions, best known for their work on Shadow of Mordor.

One crucial detail about the game was revealed recently: it will not be a live-service game. This information was confirmed by the game's publisher.

Monolith Productions and Their Next Big Project

Earlier this month, a job listing at Monolith Productions gave us a glimpse into their upcoming project. The job description hinted at the possibility of the game having live-service elements. However, this part of the job description has since been removed.

Following speculation that the new Wonder Woman game might be a games-as-a-service (GaaS) title, the publisher stepped in to deny these claims. They confirmed that the game will be a single-player action-adventure set in a dynamic open-world.

Wonder Woman: Not a Live-Service Game

A spokesperson from the publisher stated, "Wonder Woman is a single-player action-adventure game set in a dynamic open-world. This third person experience will allow players to become Diana of Themyscira and introduce an original story set in the DC Universe, while also featuring the Nemesis System. Wonder Woman is not being designed as a live service [title]."

The Future of GaaS Titles

Many games in recent years have followed the GaaS model, introducing new content, features, and events to keep players engaged. However, with some players potentially experiencing live-service fatigue, it appears that some studios are moving away from this model.

For example, BioWare scrapped plans to include live-service elements in their upcoming game, Dragon Age: Dreadwolf. In another instance, Marvel's Avengers, a high-profile GaaS title that launched three years ago, ended development after it failed to gain traction among fans.

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